Indubitable Definition & Meaning | Britannica Dictionary

INDUBITABLE meaning: certainly true not able to be doubted. TheBritannicaDictionary mobilesearch Home AsktheEditor WordoftheDay Quizzes CoreVocabulary BrowsetheDictionary × BritannicaHomepage AsktheEditor WordoftheDay Quizzes CoreVocabulary BrowsetheDictionary TheBritannicaDictionary indubitable 1ENTRIESFOUND: indubitable(adjective) indubitable /ɪnˈduːbətəbəl/ Brit /ɪnˈdjuːbətəbəl/ adjective indubitable /ɪnˈduːbətəbəl/ Brit /ɪnˈdjuːbətəbəl/ adjective BritannicaDictionarydefinitionofINDUBITABLE formal : certainlytrue : notabletobedoubted anindubitabletruth [+]moreexamples [-]hideexamples [+]Examplesentences [-]Hideexamples —indubitably /ɪnˈduːbətəbli/ Brit /ɪnˈdjuːbətəbli/ adverb Hewasindubitably[=undoubtedly]themostcapableofficeronthestaff. [+]moreexamples [-]hideexamples [+]Examplesentences [-]Hideexamples ASKTHEEDITOR Whatdoes"cc"meaninanemail? Seetheanswer» QUIZZES VocabularyQuiz Testyourwordpower TaketheQuiz» NameThatThing Takeourvisualquiz TestYourKnowledge» WORDOFTHEDAY luxury :aconditionorsituationofgreatcomfort,ease,andwealth LearnMore» AboutUs&LegalInfo PartnerProgram ContactUs PrivacyNotice TermsofUse PronunciationSymbols Help ©2022EncyclopædiaBritannica,Inc.